Jeong Yun and Yoon Da-young step forward as key players in "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal".
The new daily KBS 1TV drama "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal", directed by Lee Jae-sang and written by Nam Seon-hye, set to premiere in March, is a life-or-death tug-of-war between the world's most perfect man and a clumsy woman! It is a romantic family drama created by diverse generations, each wanting to become "the protagonist of their own life."
Jeong Yun plays Go Min-ho, the Deputy Minister of strategic planning at Kangsoo Construction. Go Min-ho is a figure who charms many women with his handsome looks, much like his father Ko Dae-chi (played by Yoon Da-hoon), and his outstanding background. Despite that, Go Min-ho, who looked only at Seo Seung-ri (played by Yoon Da-young), begins to reveal the inferiority complex he had hidden when Seung-ri's first love and his own younger brother Go Gyeol (played by Yoon Jong-hoon) returns to Korea, injecting tense drama into the story.
Yoon Da-young plays Seo Seung-ri, a section chief in Kangsoo Construction's strategic planning office and the daughter of Seo Kwon-sik (played by Jung Ho-bin), head of Kangsoo Group's secretariat. Recognized by all as a career woman with dazzling looks and outstanding work ability, her ordinary life is shaken when her first love Go Gyeol returns to Korea. Curiosity rises about how the psychological changes the flawless woman experiences will affect the drama.
In the stills released today (27th), Jeong Yun, fitting his nickname "male ten-minute" with his sharp looks and perfect suit fit, steals the scene. From honey-dripping sweet eyes to a somehow cold expression, Jeong Yun's chameleonlike charm that freely shifts across eight tones draws attention to how it will blend into the drama.
Meanwhile, Yoon Da-young flaunts a high sync rate with the character through a sophisticated blunt bob and neat styling, and behind her seemingly cold exterior a bright smile hints at a surprising charm. Expectations rise for Yoon Da-young's performance to delicately unravel the complex facets of Seo Seung-ri.
The production team of "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal" said, "Jeong Yun and Yoon Da-young are raising the work's completeness with dense, passionate performances that fully absorb their characters," and added, "Please watch how the two will play their characters in the tangled four-way love line and fierce successor race."
Meanwhile, director Lee Jae-sang, recognized for warm and meticulous directing in "I Returned After One Visit" and "My Father Is Strange," and writer Nam Seon-hye, who showed trendy writing in "Suji-mat-eun Uri" and "Amor Fati – Love now," have teamed up for the new KBS 1TV daily drama "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal," which will premiere in March as the successor to "Marie and Her Three Daddies."
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